T/SHJX 031-2021 Active

Main technical content: This standard specifies the technical requirements related to the classification and location selection, characteristics, traffic volume forecasting, logistics organization, floor layout, functional layout, facility configuration, socio-economic evaluation, and acceptance standards of rail-road-water intermodal logistics parks. This standard applies to the planning, design, construction, and operation management of rail-road-water intermodal logistics parks relying on railways and river ports. 3.1 Logistics Park A logistics park is a logistics industry cluster area that centralizes the construction and management of facilities by a unified entity to provide logistics infrastructure and public services for multiple enterprises, in accordance with the requirements of rational urban spatial layout. Logistics Service A series of logistics activities implemented to meet customer needs and the results produced therefrom. Multimodal Transport Activities entrusted by shippers, consignees, or passengers to logistics operators to connect two or more modes of transportation (including two) or two or more transport segments, as well as related transportation and logistics support services. Logistics Facilities Places with logistics-related functions and logistics services. Rail-road-water Intermodal Logistics Park A logistics industry cluster area that serves three modes of transportation (rail, road, and water), with functions such as cargo distribution, warehousing, and transshipment. It is centrally located with multiple functional zones and ensures efficient cargo transfer and connection between rail, road, and water modes, supported by a comprehensive information system. Functional Zones in Rail-road-water Intermodal Logistics Park Areas within a rail-road-water intermodal logistics park divided according to their usage functions, including rail-water intermodal freight transport operation zones, warehousing areas, park